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The Nation’s Longest-Running Art Fair is Back this MonthI love an art fair. I’m so new to the art scene that I find that if I want to see some never-before-seen works and get introduced to new artists, an art show is the best way to go. The nation’s longest-running and most respected art fair, The Art Show presented by The Art Dealers Association of America (ADAA) kicks off at the end of the month.

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It's National drink wine day on Sunday! I definitely don't need a reason to pop open a great bottle red (or two,) I also never shy from some great celebratory alcohol discounts. Here are six great spots around the city that are doing a something special for this Bacchanal. So grab your crew, get out there and start early! Slate located in the flatiron is offering BOGO free wine by the glass all day on National Wine Day. Enjoy 16,000 sq.

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In the Mood for LoveI consider myself in a lucky position, being the editor of IN New York and living in Princeton, New Jersey. Not only do I live at the midway point between two of my favoite cities in the world—Philadelphia, and of course, New York—but, when I want some down time, I can come visit the city as if I were any other out-of-towner, stay at a hotel and see the sights. Because after dinner and cocktails, it is simply too late to get back on New Jersey Transit, isn’t it?

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Because of “Kitchen Confidential,” I can’t eat mussels. Nor can I eat seafood in a restaurant on a Monday, and I’m still skeptical about the bread basket that I get. And now I’m worried about the future of the world, if we don’t immediately compost our food waste.

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(March 7, 9, 15-17, 23-24, 2018)Billionaire Betty “Joe” Carstairs, heiress to the Standard Oil fortune, broke the world speed record for motorboat racing in 1926—and all sexual and social rules of her time. A cross-dresser, Carstairs’ lesbian lovers were legion and included Hollywood superstars Tallulah Bankhead, Marlene Dietrich and Greta Garbo. Performance artist Phoebe Legere embodies the LGBTQ legend in the solo play, for which she also wrote the book and music.

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When you're in New York City for the first time, the temptation may be to visit every restaurant, bar, shop and venue that you’ve seen on Instagram or read about online. But even the most energetic twenty-something can run around for so long before everything turns into a blur and loses its appeal. So, instead of trying to do it all, pace yourself.

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Have the Best Day Ever in NYC With Ethan Slater, aka SpongeBob SquarePantsEight performances a week, Ethan Slater transforms himself into SpongeBob SquarePants in the hit Broadway musical of the same name, which is based on Nickelodeon’s long-running animated TV show.

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Coco Chanel allegedly said, “I only drink Champagne on two occasions: when I am single and when I am not.” We couldn't agree more. Whether you're celebrating Valentine's Day with your beau, embracing singledom, or deeming the holiday as "Galentine's Day" celebrating the love of your lady squad, we've got you covered. Here are spots to eat, play and drink ridiculous amounts of Champagne for Valentine's Day in NYC. Bask in “Galentine’s Day” at Viceroy Central Park.

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